Ai-Da, the artist robot that uses artificial intelligence, marked a milestone in history after having participated in the British Parliament on October 12. The robot attended the session to discuss whether artificial intelligence could be a threat to the creative field.
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Wearing an orange blouse and jean overalls, the humanoid robot, created by Aidan Meller in 2019 and sold to Engineering Arts, He answered some of the questions that were put to him.
According to the Daily Mail, when questioned how he produced his artAi-Da said: “I produce my paintings using cameras in my eyes, my AI algorithms, and my robotic arm to paint on canvas, resulting in visually appealing images.”
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While answering, Ai-Da did so in a paused tone and closing the eyes simulating the blinking of the human being.
“For my poetry that uses neutral networks, this involves analyzing a large corpus of text to identify common content and poetic structures, and then using these structures/content to generate new poems,” continuous.
“How this differs from humans is consciousness. I have no subjective experiences, despite being able to talk about them.”
“I am, and depend on, computer programs and algorithms. Although I don’t live, I can still create art”.
“The role of technology in creating art will continue to grow”he added.
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To get better answers, Meller pointed out that the questions were previously submitted.
While Ai-Da’s answers left the other participants in awe, the moment that stood out the most came at the beginning of the session, when the robot had to be restarted after a technical problem. As a result of this failure, Ai-Da became ‘cross-eyed’ and had to be fitted with black glasses. “Sometimes he can make quite interesting faces”said its creator.
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After closing the session, the humanoid robot thanked those who attended and referred to the event as “an encouraging discussion”.
You can see Ai-Da’s statements below.
Source: Elcomercio
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